Hand–Schüler–Christian disease presenting with recurrent, bilateral, symmetrical mandibular lesions in an 8‐year‐old boy: report of a case

Abstract

Dentists can contribute to a timely and valid identification of HSC disease by correctly differentially diagnosing lesions of head and neck.

Langerhans Cell Histiocytosis in a 5-Year-Old Girl: A Case Report and Review of Literature

“…There are no conflicts of interest. [9] 1 Child aged 4 year Hard palate Vargas et al 2016 [10] 1 Adolescent aged 16 years Maxilla Fiorini et al 2016 [11] 1 * Mandible Xian et al 2015 [12] 1 Adult patient Mandibular condyle Emmanouil et al 2015 [13] 1 Child aged 8 years Hand-Schuller-Christian syndrome Vennamaneni et al 2015 [14] 1 Adult aged 29 years Mandible Sherwani et al 2014 [15] 1 Child aged 4 years Mandible Liu et al 2014 [16] 1 Infant aged 21 months Hard palate Zajko 2013 [17] 1 Adult aged 45 years Mandible Felstead et al 2013 [18] 1 * Mandible Alshadwi et al 2013 [19] 1 Infant Mandible Terada et al 2013 [20] 1 Adult aged 46 years Maxilla and mandible Lee and Yoon 2012 [21] 1 * Two cases reported in mandible Ge et al 2012 [22] 1 Adult aged 34 years Mandible Yepes et al 2012 [23] 1 Adult aged 23 years Mandibular condyle Lajolo et al 2012 [24] 2 a. Adult aged 71 years b.…”